Hi Daniel,
There's no such thing as boolean literals [true/false] in Perl. ) Remember
these weird '1's at the end of .pm files? ) Or constructs like while(1)? )
And frankly speaking, I don't think there's a big need for these literals.
Every value (scalar or list, doesn't matter) can be well and
Two comments:
02000 is 1024 in base 8; the leading 0 indicates octal much as leading 0x
indicates hex.
$a & $b returns the number with bits in common, so we expect 1024 & 1024 to
equal 1024 (or 02000 & 02755, the latter being a realistic file mode; note
these are in octal). This will be true in b
HI, All,
I am banging my head against the wall on an issue that I think would
be pretty simple; I'm trying to determine whether or not the current
running script has the SetGUID file mode set on it and it is proving
much more challenging than I had originally anticipated. I am using
OSX version 1
